Saturday, May 05, 2018

Jamieson and Ramsay  finish bottom of their GolfSixes table

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The home sides stole the show in a thrilling day of GolfSixes action as England’s men and women both advanced to Sunday’s knock-out stages at Centurion Club.
Scotland's pairing of Scott Jamieson and Richie Ramsay finished bottom of Group C with 1pt.
Eddie Pepperell and Matt Wallace defeated South Africa in their final match to top Group D, following Georgia Hall and Charley Hull who advanced on the holes-won rule after a narrow defeat by Sweden just a few minutes earlier.
The England women, who began their first GolfSixes experience with a draw against Pepperell and Wallace, will face Group C winners Ireland at the quarter-final stage on Sunday.
Meanwhile, a clash against the French pair of Mike Lorenzo-Vera and Romain Wattel awaits the England men.
The European Tour broke new ground yet again at the innovative event, with men's and women's teams, and a mixed pairing of Ryder Cup Captain Thomas Bjørn and his Solheim Cup counterpart Catriona Matthew, all taking part in a format which saw 16 pairs take each other on in greensomes match play over six holes in a round robin, with the top two teams in each group advancing to Sunday's quarter-finals.
The European Women team of Carlota Ciganda and Mel Reid had earlier pulled off a memorable result, defeating defending champions Denmark in a play-off to finish second in Group A behind the Thai pairing of Kiradech Aphibarnrat and Thongchai Jaidee.
Australia’s Sam Brazel and Wade Ormsby won Group B to set up a quarter-final clash with the European Women, while Thailand face an all-Asia clash against runners-up Soomin Lee and Jeunghun Wang of South Korea.

Download the final standings after day one here: GOLFSIXES - GROUP RESULTS

And the match schedule for day two can be found here: GOLFSIXES - KNOCK-OUT ROUNDS


                                                                             
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